Truck Runs Over Devotees At Gwalior Temple, 15 Killed, 39 Injured
A horrific truck accident at the Sheetla Mata Temple on the Gwalior, Chinor Road has left Madhya Pradesh in shock.
A horrific truck accident at the Sheetla Mata Temple on the Gwalior, Chinor Road has left Madhya Pradesh in shock. The accident took place at 1:30 am on the night between Saturday and Sunday, when a speeding truck loaded with paddy broke through a police barricade and came down the slope.
The truck ran over devotees who were standing outside the temple for darshan before crashing into the temple wall and gate. The accident killed 15 people and injured around 39 others. Two policemen are also among those injured.
Madhya Pradesh Chief Minister Dr. Mohan Yadav reached Gwalior today, Monday, to meet the families of those who died and the injured. He visited the injured admitted to the Trauma Centre of Jaya Arogya Hospital and enquired about their condition.
The Chief Minister directed doctors to ensure better treatment for the injured. He also announced financial assistance of 4-4 lakh for the families of the deceased and 1-1 lakh for those who suffered serious injuries.
In addition, 8 police personnel have been suspended and orders have been issued for an investigation into the accident.
Frequently asked questions
Where did the truck accident take place?
The accident took place at Sheetla Mata Temple on the Gwalior-Chinor Road in Madhya Pradesh.
How many people were killed and injured in the accident?
Fifteen people were killed and around 39 others were injured, including two policemen.
What assistance did the Madhya Pradesh chief minister announce?
He announced financial assistance of ₹4 lakh for each deceased person's family and ₹1 lakh for each person who suffered serious injuries.
What action was taken after the accident?
Eight police personnel were suspended, and an investigation was ordered.
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